10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRATHEISM»
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A Text Book of the History of Doctrines
TBITHEISM-, TETRATHEISM. In keeping the three persons of the Godhead
distinct from each other, much care was needed, lest the idea of ovaia (essence),
by which the unity was expressed, should be understood as the mere concept *
As to ...
Karl Rudolf Hagenbach, 1867
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A history of Christian doctrines, tr. with additions
Tritheism, Tetratheism. In keeping the three persons of the Godhead distinct from
each other, much care was needed, lest the idea of obala (essence), by which
the unity was expressed, should be understood as the mere concept of a species,
...
Karl Rudolph Hagenbach, 1880
3
A Compendium of Christian Theology: Being Analytical ...
These various errors are known in theology by the names of Sabellianism,
Tritheism, Tetratheism, Subordina- tionism, and Arianism respectively. They will
be exhibited briefly in the following historical review ; but it may be premised that
the ...
4
Christian Dogmatics and Notes on the History of Dogma
Damia- nus was accused of supporting Tetratheism, but the accusation cannot be
proved. By Tetratheism is meant the subordination of the Father, Son and Spirit
under the divine essence, which becomes God. Maximus Confessor, who ...
Conrad Emil Lindberg, 1922
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
One who believes in tetratheism. Mmthlonic (tet'ra-thi-on'ik), a. [< Gr. rerpa-, four,
+ Below, sulphur, + -ic.] Containing four atoms of sulphur.-'retrathionic sci an
unstable acid, 1128405. It is a colorless odorless sci liquid. tetratomic (tet-ra-tom'
ik), ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
362. [Rare.] tetrathecal (tet-ra-the'kal), a. [< Gr. rerpa-, four, + Oi/nn, case : see
theca.] In bot., having four loculaments or cavities in the ovary. tetratheism (tet'ra-
the-izm), n. [< Gr. rerpa-, four, + 0eoc, god, + -ism.] In thcol., the doctrine that in
the ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
[Rare.] tetrathecai (tet-rg-thé'kal), a. [< Gr. rrrpa-, four; 4- (ii/rm, case: see theca.] In
bot, having iour loculaments or cavities in the ovary. tetratheism (tet'rgrthé-izm), n.
[< Gr. rerpa-, four, + 086;, 0d, + -ism.] In theol., the doctrine that in t e Godhead ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: With a New Atlas of ...
Jour. XLV. ii. 362. [Rare] tetrathecal (tet-rg-thé'kal), a. [< Gr. rerpa-, four, + How,
case: see thoca.] In b0t., having four loculaments or cavities in the ovary.
tetratheism (tet'ra-thé-izm), n. [< Gr. rsr -, iour, + 626;“, 0d, + -ism.] In theol, the £
0trine that ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
< Gr. rerpa-, four, + ifyiai, case: see theca.] In hot., having four loculaments or
cavities in the ovary. tetratheism (tet'ra-the-izm), n. [< Gr. rcrpa-, four, + deac, god,
+ -ism.] In theol., the doctrine that in the Godhead there are, in addition to the
Divine ...
10
The Biblical Teaching About God
This results in tetratheism and Sabellianism. Even Gregory of Nyssa was to a
certain extent an exponent of extreme realism. In order to prove that God is one,
and that it is incorrect to speak of three Gods, be asserted that it was even wrong
to ...
